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Average Rating
3.6
Total Reviews
28
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3.6
48 public reviews and 28 written reviews.
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Most recent written review from Leah Become: Feb 19, 2026 (166 days ago)
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3.6
Most recent written review from Leah Become: Feb 19, 2026 (166 days ago)
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No one was making fun of anyone for being hard of hearing. Using that as an excuse for her being irritated with answering the phone is unacceptable from a place of business. Now I understand why your office respond to all 1 star reviews with such defensive childish behavior. I’d like to recommend a book. “How to win friends and influence people”. Take care
Owner response
I am glad you are going somewhere else after making fun of someone for possibly being hard of hearing. I suspect with that attitude you will have a difficult time finding a lawyer, and you might find there are less lawyers than you think in Fairbanks, and they all charge more. You were put on hold because we get a lot of calls and we help a lot of people. Someone who would make fun of the disabled does not deserve our assistance, and really do not deserve anyone's assistance.
We paid $300 for some advice over the phone. Jason Weiner gave some good information, but relied on AI, didn't seem to understand Alaska Statute 23.05.140(d), even after asking about it by number, and was driving for most of the discussion.
Owner response
Mr. Costello's claims are inaccurate. AS 23.05.140 addresses payment of all wages for hours worked due upon termination of employment. However, this was not the issue. We were talking about what constituted hours worked. We were also talking about several other issues which had nothing to do with AS 23.05.140, which I am not going to discuss so as to avoid violating the attorney client privilege even though there really is none because Mr. Costello was on the phone with the client and he waived any privilege by discussing our consultation publicly on this forum. Mr. Costello was not the client.<br>Yes, I did use AI to get a quick answer to the questions being asked during the consultation because the questions I was being asked were specific to where the person worked, and the client gave me no information whatsoever, no handbooks, no policy manuals, nothing to tell me what the store's policy was. I was certainly not driving when I did that, and Mr. Costello's statements are contradictory in that regard. What I saw on AI was consistent with what I know about employment law, and that was what I told them. The AI was based on an article from 2014, which was the best I could find on short notice. <br> They had several questions, of which payment for hours worked was only one, which I answered over a one hour consultation that cost them $300.00. They did not give me the questions beforehand, and did not ask for additional research.<br>People complain all the time about attorneys being unwilling to help hard working individuals that are not in the top 1% of income levels. It is reviews like this that is the reason why. I did the best I believe anyone could do with the limited information I was given and answered questions which are rarely, if ever, asked. It would not surprise me that with this kind of treatment, people like Mr. Costello will not be able to find any help at all. I am one of the few attorneys in Alaska left willing to listen to people's problems on a wide range of legal topics at a price that is amongst the lowest in the State of Alaska.
Needing a lawyer is never a good thing, but having Chris on my side made all the difference. From day one to the very end, Chris and the entire team were amazing — always prompt, extremely professional, and consistently great with communication.
Their former employee, Jennifer, was also incredible during the time she worked with me on my case. Her support and dedication meant a lot.
Thank you very much for everything you did for me. I truly appreciate it.
Kristen Farleigh was very sloppy and didn't turn in any of my paperwork on time to the point that the judge denied it when she finally did! She missed half of the court hearings for various reasons! At the very end of my case when we finally reached a custody agreement the judge gave 30 days to finalize and 8 months later kristen is no where to be found..... she ghosted me and the opposing council forcing a modifier losing all ground I had gained and it cost over $3,000 for nothing!
Jason didn't actually help me with my case but he gave me advice that other attorney's wouldn't he seems to be way affordable compared to the rest, I am considering on bringing my custody case to him in the near future because I don't know what I'm doing but Jason seems to be very professional and well educated in law, my original attorney retired. So I think I'm going to start using Jason
I would like to share my experience with Jason and his team, for all their hard work during one of my toughest moments in my younger years in my life. And I appreciate him for all the support that he has given me. He is one of the best gentleman that gave me one of the best advice on what I needed helped with in the moments when I needed it. I would give him (credit) if I need it during the next time around, if I socially need it. And I Thank Him And His Team’s For The Help That They Gave Me.
Thank You!
The Next Generations Will Help Deliver It On.
It has been years since using this legal team. They made many horrible impressions though. From not showing up to court on time, to asking for copies of documents from the other side in court they should have already had, it made a tough life situation even worse. Weiner called me up directly one time to yell at me for having a balance with them, before even announcing who he was I might add. Then he had the nerve to tell me he would continue to represent me out of some favor for being military. My attorney was in and out, and at one point I was being represented by a billing person with prior paralegal experience. Oh, the patalegal assigned to my case had left to go work for the law office representing the other side, and of course being a small town, there was a spouse to the other side's attorney working with this firm. Maybe not illegal actions but things you would like to be made aware of that concern you that were never brought up. At one point, my attorney even advocated for the other side during a mediation session. It was completely unprofessional, undermining, and humiliating. Do not recommend, especially for anyone with military connections. This was just my personal experience. I cannot attest to anyone else.
We didn't feel that his legal opinion was incorrect but he is condescending, spoke over us and was completely unconcerned about our issue. He was clearly bothered to be on the phone with us despite being paid for his time.
No one was making fun of anyone for being hard of hearing. Using that as an excuse for her being irritated with answering the phone is unacceptable from a place of business. Now I understand why your office respond to all 1 star reviews with such defensive childish behavior. I’d like to recommend a book. “How to win friends and influence people”. Take care
We paid $300 for some advice over the phone. Jason Weiner gave some good information, but relied on AI, didn't seem to understand Alaska Statute 23.05.140(d), even after asking about it by number, and was driving for most of the discussion.
Needing a lawyer is never a good thing, but having Chris on my side made all the difference. From day one to the very end, Chris and the entire team were amazing — always prompt, extremely professional, and consistently great with communication.
Their former employee, Jennifer, was also incredible during the time she worked with me on my case. Her support and dedication meant a lot.
Thank you very much for everything you did for me. I truly appreciate it.